The Puerto Vallarta International Airport transports nearly five million passengers a year and offers flights to more than 50 destinations around the world including Los Angeles, San Diego, Chicago, and
Retirees today are seeking more than just sun and sand but a sophisticated lifestyle offering fine dining, theater, and art in abundance. Five art-rich beach towns around the world were
Last week on October 14-18th the Tenth Vallarta-Nayarit Gastronomica was held in Puerto Vallarta Mexico.
Once again the Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board, General Director, Javier Aranda Pedrero, was pleased to
Last week on October 11-14, in Morelia, Michoacan, Tourism Secretary Enrique de la Madrid designated ten new towns in Mexico as “Magical” at the fifth annual Pueblos Magicos Fair bringing
The end of life is celebrated throughout Mexico and nowhere in the world celebrates Dia de las Muertos “Day of the Dead” like in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
The Mexican Revolution
Old Town Vallarta will welcome the return of the South Side Shuffle beginning on Friday, November 16th. Now in its 9th year, the beautiful bougainvillea-lines streets give everyone a great
It has been announced by American Airlines, starting next year 10 new routes and additional daily frequencies to 10 international destinations to Mexico and Latin Americans from DFD International Airport.
With the sparkling blue Pacific on one side and the dramatic Sierra Madre Mountains on the other, it’s no wonder why Vallarta Puerto Vallarta became a hotspot for celebs looking
Throughout Mexico celebration to honor Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) will take place for one week the beginning of November with festivities to memorialize a beautiful tradition
Once again, Oscar winner Alfonso Cuaron Roma from Netflix has been selected by Mexico as the official submission for the Foreign Language Film Oscar.
Roma has been on fire
A few weeks ago at an event in Mexico City, The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) introduced a new 500-peso bill which will replace the images of the former president Benito
Just next to Sayulita is the seaside village of San Francisco, affectionately known as “San Pancho.” Over the years, this charming village has grown into a secret hideaway for home